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Once Upon a Tower

Eloisa James

2013404 pagesabout 6–9 hours
2013
first published
  • 2013Little, Brown Book Group · ENGISBN 9780749959463
  • 2013Little, Brown Book Group Limited · ENGISBN 9781405523141
  • 2013HarperCollins Publishers · ENGISBN 9780062223883
  • 2013Avon · 404 pages · ENGISBN 9780062223876
  • 2013Center Point Large Print · 487 pages · ENGISBN 9781611738056

A DUKE . . . Rhys Stoughton, Duke of Kinross, values order and self-control above all else. So when he meets Lady Edie, as serene as she is beautiful, he wastes no time in asking for her hand in marriage. HIS LADY IN A TOWER . . . Edie – who is the very opposite of serene – suffered such a high fever at her debut ball that she didn’t notice anyone, not even the notoriously elusive and undeniably dashing Duke of Kinross. When her father accepts the Duke’s offer, Edie’s true passionate nature means their marriage implodes – and she retreats to a tower, locking Rhys firmly out! IT’S THE FAIRYTALE, BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT! Now Rhys faces his greatest challenge yet. Neither commands nor reason work with his spirited young bride. To find the key to the tower, the Duke must do the unthinkable – learn to unlock his heart . . . (from the back cover)

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Character focusTwo hander

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Romance levelCentralSubplot

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ThemesLove

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